Ryan Tyler Martinez

Ryan Tyler Martinez is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the USC School of Architecture, specializing in architectural design, curation, and education. He holds an M.Arch (Distinction) from SCI-Arc and dual B.A.s in Architecture and Art Studio from UNC Charlotte. His academic roles include faculty positions at UC Berkeley, SCI-Arc, and Woodbury School of Architecture. Martinez is known for curating exhibitions like 'The Blueprint' at USC and founding initiatives such as A One-Night Stand for Art & Architecture. His research explores graphic representation in architecture and pedagogical innovation.

• Educations:
• M.Arch with Distinction, SCI-Arc
• B.A. in Architecture & Art Studio, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Research Interests: His work bridges architectural practice with art curation, emphasizing graphic representation, exhibition design, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Recent projects include solo painting exhibitions and co-curating events at venues like WUHO Gallery and the A+D Museum.

Publications & Recognition: Published in LOG 37, Masks Journal, and Princeton School of Architecture’s Pidgin. Recognized in the 2025 ACSA Architectural Education Awards. Active in global academic networks, teaching in the U.S., India, and China.

Labs/Teams: Co-director of Wedge Gallery (2018–2021), coordinator of USC’s XPO Thesis Reviews, and collaborator in residencies like MacDowell and Art Omi.